Any time I put my computer to sleep or start it up after being shut off, I get the same error all over again. Running the igxpin.exe driver installation tool included in that article and then restarting my computer resolves the issue. Exporting the report and following the troubleshooting instructions inside, I'm led here. If I click "Continue with known issues.", the playback in my preview window becomes completely aberrated and disjointed, so that isn't an option. Whenever I open Premiere Pro CC, I'm met with this error window. I’m not a gamer.So, I've been having this problem ever since I upgraded from Premiere Pro CS6 to CC 2020. Also seems to be a big premium in cards with HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort, but I’m looking at using a pair of 4K HDTV sets so DisplayPort will probably not be an option. I don’t want to buy a graphics card until I’m ready to upgrade the displays as what I need will likely be cheaper and/or better then. The Skylake integrated graphics was to be a stop gap using my existing dual monitor setup until I upgrade to a 4K display (or two) in about six months. These video media files all play back fine on older computers (circa 2010) using Nvidia GeForce2 type graphics card on the old system that I’d installed Ubuntu-Mate 15.10 on and upgraded to 16.04 before buying a new computer.Īny solutions short of getting an Nvidia card? Google is mostly finding info about i915 graphsic issues going from 15.10 to 16.04. This is the worst video media playback on Linux I’ve experienced since well before Ubuntu 6.06. VLC, Totem, MPlayer, Xine all have issues – blocky playback, playback not re-sizable, seeking/scrubbing broken, can’t use menus because they pop “under” the video. All current updates installed as of yesterday.Įverything seemed about perfect until I tried playing some video files. Installed Ubuntu-Mate 16.04 from DVD on a virgin i7-6700K CPU with integrated HD 530 graphics in an MSI Z170A motherboard with 32GB RAM.
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